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Help! I’m Lost In A Danish Forest!
One night over dinner, my Danish host father surprised me with some wonderful news. “Next weekend, there is an orienteering race just north of Helsingør,” he said. “Wow, Peter ... read more
by Liam Aiello
01 Apr 2004
Blog Posts
Denmark
Halloween in Tivoli.
Before I left for Norway, I made a little trip to Tivoli all by myself. Tivoli had been closed for a week, renovating the rides and decorating for Halloween, which lasts from the 9th until the 18th of October. I’ve been in Tivoli when they have their Christmas-theme before, but ... read more
by Alexandra Redisch
23 Oct 2009
Denmark
Culture night in Copenhagen.
Kulturnat – or culture night in English, is an event that happens once every year in Copenhagen. You buy a pass for 85 dkk, that gives you free access to just about every museum, gallery and attraction the city has to offer, and it also includes transport! There are also ... read more
by Alexandra Redisch
23 Oct 2009
Denmark
Restaurant Review: O's American Restaurant.
I came across this restaurant (situated near the Nyhavn-area, at the bottom of Gothersgade) when I was searching for a place to get some good milkshake in Copenhagen. Someone was raving about this American-style restaurant, called O’s American Restaurant, and said that the shakes were practically the cat’s pajamas. They ... read more
by Alexandra Redisch
23 Oct 2009
Denmark
Copenhagen zoo: 150 year of imprisoning animals - is it all for the best?
Hello everyone! A couple of days ago I visited Copenhagen Zoo, which turns 150 years this year. The tickets were 130 dkk for an adult, and 70 dkk for a child. No student discounts, though, tut tut! But overall it was a pretty impressing place; they have lots of different animals ... read more
by Alexandra Redisch
23 Oct 2009
Denmark
Wonderful Copenhagen.
Hello everyone! I love to blog, I have several at the moment, but I thought it would be fun to have a blog just based on my experiences as a Norwegian exchange student here in Copenhagen. And, hopefully, an aspiring student will stumble across my blog on the web pages ... read more
